Do employers look down on people that get college degrees online?

Question

Do employers look down on people that get college degrees online?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The difference is when you demonstrate what you did with your skills.

I did landscape design by distance learning, and I made a seasonal living with it. They usually didn't ask for my credentials except for when a competitor was doing some digging. Then you keep your mouth shut.

Answer 3

I don't know about looking down on them but if they are choosing between the person who went to an online college or one who went to a university I'm sure that the University degree would carry more weight.  Check out a public university, most have classes that may be taken online that will help to fit your schedule better.

Answer 4

If its from an acredited college than not really, at least not for lower end or entry level jobs.  It may matter when you get higher up in managment.  Just having a degree in of itself is no garuntee these days anyway as its what you know that matters to most employers.

Answer 5

I don't think so but it might if looking for a white collar job. I personally don't see anything wrong with online degrees because that is just another advancement our society has made.  

Answer 6

Depends on where it's from.  If it's from a respected school, isn't likely to matter.